After what America did, I don’t blame themIran has not agreed to hand over highly enriched uranium stockpile, senior Iranian source tells Reuters
A senior Iranian source told Reuters on Sunday that Tehran has not agreed to hand over its highly enriched uranium stockpile. The source said Iran's nuclear issue was not part of the preliminary agreement with the United States.
"The nuclear issue will be addressed in negotiations for a final agreement and are therefore not part of the current deal. There has been no agreement over Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile to be shipped out of the country," said the source.
As a cult expert, I pay close attention to the people surrounding Trump, the messaging being normalized, and the groups gaining influence inside political and religious spaces.
One connection that deeply concerns me is Pastor Mark Burns (Trump’s personal pastor) and his role as an English-language spokesperson for ALLATRA, a Russian cult also operating under the name “Creative Society.”
Groups like this deserve heightened scrutiny, especially when they present themselves as peaceful or spiritually motivated while spreading propaganda, manipulation, and ideological influence, and infiltrating important projects and organizations.
Cults often use emotionally appealing language like “freedom” and “spiritual awakening” while concealing coercive agendas, disinformation tactics, and authoritarian structures. That’s why informed consent, transparency, and freedom of mind matter so much.
I believe people need to pay closer attention to the overlap between political influence, religious extremism, propaganda, and cult dynamics surrounding Trump and groups connected to Russian cult networks.
What do you think about Burns and the symbolism of the Trump golden statue and these growing connections?
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MAGA is facing a demographic apocalypse.
The past few months I've spoken to a good number of young people, all of whom voted for Trump in 2024—many voting for the first time in a presidential election.
Some are really into politics, some only vaguely so. Some loved Trump, some just didn't like Kamala. Some considered themselves Republicans, some were independents.
Despite their differences, they all had one thing in common: they were furious at Trump. The Iran war, the coverup of the Epstein files, and especially his careless attitude toward the economy and rising inflation: every single young person I spoke with was disgusted with Trump and many were through with the GOP. More than one even questioned Trump's sanity (and remember: they all voted for him less than two years ago!).
This of course is not the case with those my age and older I talk with. Most are still supportive of Trump, even if a bit more anxious about what he's doing.
I recognize this is anecdotal evidence, but I think what I found is pretty common. And these demographics are not good for the future of the MAGA movement in particular and the GOP in general.
It seems to me that MAGA won't survive long post-Trump, and either the Democrats will dominate national politics in the future (a nightmare scenario) or the GOP will move to a true America First agenda that attracts young people into a new winning coalition.
MAGA is facing a demographic apocalypse.
The past few months I've spoken to a good number of young people, all of whom voted for Trump in 2024—many voting for the first time in a presidential election.
Some are really into politics, some only vaguely so. Some loved Trump, some just didn't like Kamala. Some considered themselves Republicans, some were independents.
Despite their differences, they all had one thing in common: they were furious at Trump. The Iran war, the coverup of the Epstein files, and especially his careless attitude toward the economy and rising inflation: every single young person I spoke with was disgusted with Trump and many were through with the GOP. More than one even questioned Trump's sanity (and remember: they all voted for him less than two years ago!).
This of course is not the case with those my age and older I talk with. Most are still supportive of Trump, even if a bit more anxious about what he's doing.
I recognize this is anecdotal evidence, but I think what I found is pretty common. And these demographics are not good for the future of the MAGA movement in particular and the GOP in general.
It seems to me that MAGA won't survive long post-Trump, and either the Democrats will dominate national politics in the future (a nightmare scenario) or the GOP will move to a true America First agenda that attracts young people into a new winning coalition.